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7 , . .. . . ' , . 4.10 • • ' 7, t . '' ' . • ••-•! , i, 0 .....;.,„; 1 : - . • , ,??, . , A i l.: Fa d , 4 ~i- a , . ... 1 , ~,..... . ''':-"> \ VT.4';' 5 :=4 -4 '1 •••• l, -- 'f' . .. . !- - 15 7 4. ~..,...:„..„.„.., ... 4.)4*,4.2„.-„,,_ . ... .7,..,50.. , . 7 4 i ~ 1 Jrl E S , MAY 4, 1 mUi. (PHI NUMBER 4 37 g.] ACTED BUT ONCE. THEATRK thiy 1) k1.;,;,:-LANE. TITUS PRESENT EVENING, May, 4,186 s, . ,A.watt be performed anew Comic Opera, inytuce Ads, cal led THE JEW OF INIOGADORE. The O verture and the whole of toe new Music Composed by Mr. KELLY. The CharaCtgrs - bY Mr. 'MAHAN& Mr. DOW'CON, Mr. 101-INSTONF., Mr. KELLY, Mr. HOLLAND,- Mr. RAYNIoND, Mr. PENLEY,. SMITH,, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Nirs. BLAND, Signora S'TO RACE. Chorus of Arabs, Soldiers,' Slaves, &c. W I,T.ki C R ACTAC US. ANCIENT liit'ITONS,: CaraaaCLlE (the General), Mt. !). EG VI LLE ; .1 9 IWy, Mr. 14.011EKT5 . .; . Ilengo, Miss C. BRISTO%V ; •• - Edgar, Master NOBLE • Cadwal, MaSter WALLA& ; Oswald, Master BkisT.OW • Modred (the High Prie.at), - Mr . .•CO I OKE ; Mador (the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ; • - Druids, Mears, DIGN Wry, GI IiI3ON, Nil LL ER, FITZ- . . SIMMONS, •Isla, Miss GAY FON,- ' Ethelinde,. Mrs. SU Ait I' ; n. Virgins, Miss t; EN, miss - rwANIL Y, Misses Hard E. N N ET, Mks TOOSE., &c. &c. • ROM 4:NS. Cwsar, C It A N PI EI.D ; Ciaudius, Mr I' I SII lilt ; Drusus, Mr. MA I. F. ' • Marcus, Mr. LAU RENT. Box es 6s. Second Price 35.-4 it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--. Gallery as. Second Pike is. - -URpor Gallery is. Second Price —No Money to be lei; Places tar the Boxes to betakcii of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell-street. 'Vile - Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at past Six. To.nsorrow, the nev - Comic Opera of The lew of Moga. dore ; with the new Grand Serious Ballet of Aaiun, tailed Caractatus On 'Tuesday will he revived (first time these ten years) the Intertainment of The Critic ; or, A 'cra:eily Renzirsed. T.HhATItCttOY C )V:.N rl -1 0-NlOititOW. EVENING, May 5. 13 0 8, allt. writ !i,4 0,11. Jr, tied BONDUCA, QUEEN OF THE ANCIENT BRITONS. W 1 IL WHO WINS ? . Or, THE WI DOW'I; CHOICE. The Characters by - . 'Mr. FAIVCE UT, Mr. LIStON, .Mr.SIMMUNS ‘ , Mr. CRAPMA. , I, Mr. DENMAN'. Mrs., C. 1 , ;. ENIBLE, Mrs. I.I•STON, Miss Dr, CAMP. Boxes 6s. Secatiii Hee 3s. --Pit 3s: 6d. Second Vrice is. Gallery 2ti; SCWIId 'MCC I pper Gallery ta. Second Nice ki No Nlohey to be returned. • Plai , s for the 130xes to be take; of litatuban, at the 13ux.ujiice, in Ilan- street. • The Doers to be opened at tialt-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. , .s.Oll Friday, Shak'speare's May of The Tempest ; or, The Erichatited ; with the new Mao-Drama of The Blind lioy .PUBI !CANS' LICENCPS. AT a MZETING of- the COMM rrtEE aP" pointel by toe numerous , Sub ',lilting Publicans, WhO signet! th e Pctilioii presented to the house of ,Cotnitins the Right Honourable Richard 13rinilerSheridan, in the laTt session of Parliament; Resi"ed wid h i u k PublY , That_ upon a full conbideratioe, of the sobjea, and a reView of the ext‘nsive communications inaile to the Committee, they are decidedlV of.opinion, that she Remedial Legislative Measure intended to applied-tur ought n't to be contioed, as proposed last year, to the Coun ties of Middlesex and Surrey, but hou Id be extended through tiul England. :'''Kesolved.unazimously. That Mr. Sheridan be requested to renew his application to tiarlilthent as early in , the pr.zsent Session as pssible, tor !eve to oriiig in a Bill to the elfeet that intended last Session, but attended to dl l the Connt es of England. A Bill which the Committee entertain a sin ;ere and hottest Confidence that every friend to equal, justice, Ind tlr! impattial privileges, which are the Birth-right of be disposed to comitenatiCe and support. THE 'GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be gu;.: Drawing {UNE z 8 ~ is the only Lottery that ever cont4.fled .SIX of .rwENTy TtiousAND ,touNps.. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of - X 20,000, nre 120,000 2 - - , iq,ooo 2 - • ~ 5;000 3 - - 2,000 5 - • - 1,000 - - S i otio 7 - - • - Soo - - - Moo 20 ••• • • 00 - 2,000 1,500 21000 60,00 b otooo - 5° • 2: 4 , • • c. _ . . • • dm noco TiKkets. C2i9,000 NO PIXED,PRIZE. TICKETS and SHARES a:& s thug at .all the Licenced Othces in London; and by their .viti in the Country. II Prevent Price.—Ticket £2O t9' 0 • a u t l rter • 10 I 1 Eighth ti 6 . 59 o Sixteenth - t 0 - - • To m , -- P FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. ENTLEMEN's CLOTHES continue to be made in the most Elegant and Fashionable Manner, and In that highly improved sty le of Cutting, which has given uni. Versa!tatistaai on to t h e N u bil it y and by Di ICHSEN and C LAltk, Tailors, at No. it, Ltathtone. Lopdon (the latter heretofore Vorean to Mr, Allen), yhey also make )ollogGelltielTleh'S Suits, and hussar dresses in the most tasteful and elegant form, Country residents may informed how to send.thcir measure per post. 'TVE - LETT, For a t erm of Years a B tere nd - end upon immediately, CAPITAL MANSION 'HOUSE, fit for a 4 . X. large Family, with cordons, Coach Houses,-Stables, tut other Buildings, situate at Carshalton, in the County of Fa rm-yard Ten a nt may ta k e any Quantity of Land, and a is near the Housd. •' Pur )• i qnner's • . t artroulars, a ply to Messrs. Gregg and. Gar fi eld, l Hall, London. • Alt MY ANI)NAVY EQUIPACE. THE PA'rENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, Furni. Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respect, tulle re cusilftleudecitoGoitlemen, as being the most portable itnesuperior to any others made in London ; Marquees; Tents, Tabtes and Chairs, on 'improved principles; Sea Suta Ueda and Chairs, for on Marti Ship; Ivlusquitto 0 " Furniture, and Patent Biass.screvif Bedsteads, turiiirigt Stitt West Indies, awl all Foreign Climates; at NioltGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufuttory and .Ware-.ltormns, Nos. 16 and, 17, Cathetine-stteet. Strand. Trorguit and S unders ' s' New-invented. Imperial Dinh% au lesi , allowed to be the, must cot p lete and Elegant . scat of Tabl as ever yet invented , ar- very 'tunable, pack.ing in.it ii x but ten Inches deep. hou. The Eg§liiOnable Sofa-Bad and Vhair-llct Ware se, SALES OF ESTATES, &c. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A VERY' Valuable- FREEHOLD ESTATE,I in the County of Heieford, Comprising the Manor and Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, the ancient and inagii4- cent Mansiiatlodse, (replete with Accoaunodati -n fora large Family) with the Offices, Gardens,Pleasure-grounds, Parks, the Green Farm, Water Mill,/ Lake, and Fish-ponds, Pic. turesque Cottages, ,G rOves Woods', and Plantations, highly ornamented with timber, chiefly Oak ; comprising upwards .of two Statute Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop-ground and ,Wood-land (Tythe Free), delieht fully situate in a beautiful . country, rive miles distant from the borOugh of Leominster, nine from the city of. Hereford, and 135 train London. To be viewed by Tickets only ; or on application to Mr. Tanner, at the Steward's House inflarnpton court Park, of Whom printea Particulars may be had; also al . lie New Inn, Hereford; the Hop- poleinn, Worcester; and at Garraway's Collee.house ; and the Price and further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall, London, where a, Plan of the Estate may be seen. • BROOM, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • At the Lyttletott Arms, in Hagley; in the County of Wor. cester, on Monday the 23d of May inst. between the Hours of Four and Six o'Clock. in the Atteinoon, subject to Conditions then to be produced (unless previously Dis p.oseu .of by Private Cootracl, of which Notice will be given), ALL that MESSUAGE, called BROOM HOUSE, with the Co:ten-house, Stables, and other Out-olfiees, Gardens, Fruit Trees, Fish. Ponds, Plantations, and. some exceeding good Pasture Land the, eto adjoining, , containing, by adineasurement, 13 Acres, one Rood, and five Perches, in the Possession of Waldron Hill, Esq. Also ,Several CLOSES,. PIECES, or PARCELS of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, with a subAantial Barn, and other Convenient buildings thereon erected, lying near to the said Messuage, and containing, by admeasurement, 143. Acres and a Perches, iu the Possession of lames Crump. • Alsc; Two other CI.OS ES of LAND, Lying contiguous to the it.aidNlessuage, and containing, by adlneasurenterit, nine Acres, two Roods, and i 4 ,Perches, in the Possession of Thomas .butler. 'Also Three TENEMENTS, or eOTTAGE HOUSES, with good Gardens to the sairebelonging, . conveniently ei. meted, and in the Occupation of the said 1411106 C,ruinp, or hie Under-tenants. The above-inentioned Property is a very Eligible and compact Freehold Estate. It' is situated in the Parish of Broom, near to. tire Borders Of, Worcestershire, about ten: Miles from the City of 'Worcester, six from Broinsgrove, four from Kidderminster, and tour from Stourbridge, all very good Milrlcet.ToWnSt it is distant t'reni London about • one hundred and twenty Miles. The House is tit for the:Accommodation of a Gentleman, and is in a genteel Neighbourhood. The Land is good, well planted with thriving young Trees, and a considerable part of it is 'I idle Free It lies in.a clear pleasant Country, com manding very beautiful and extensive Views of Hagley Park, the 'Cleat Hills, and the 'surrounding Country, and the Si tuation seems to ,liave every other Requisite to reader it an agreeable Place of Residence (or any t eittleman Vit:WaValc Avocations and Amusements of the Country can Alford plea su re. Lime and Coals are to be' had at convenient - Distances.— latues,Crump, of Broom, will a new the Laial, For Tickets to obtain Permission to see . the House; for _other Particulaia, and to treat tot the Pun:bast, apply to Mr. Court, Solicitor, arßellbroughton, or at his °Bice in Stourbridge, who is authorized to contract for Sale of the Estate; Particulars may also be known of Messrs. Benbow and Hope, Solicitors, Stone Buildings, Litiwin's inn,' Lon doni CAPITA L'lt ESI NC E and ESTATE, in the County of LAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLD aY AUCTIoN, Within the Royal Exchange Cotree a House, Edinburgh, on Monday the 6th t' lane ne •I,at T aro o'Clo-k, Afternoon. (SHE MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE of KOCK.V ILL cansiiting of 193 Soh Acres,' or 2;5 tinglisti Acres, and `situated in the beat part of East Lothian, twenty miles front Eainburgii, six f rom Hadding. ton, and' three from North Berwick , . commanding rich and extensive Views, over a teit;le and highly cultivated Coun try, and of the Firth of. Forth, In nkeith, Arthur's Seat, Castle: of Edinburgh, North Berwick- law, &c. The tionse, to which a considerable addition has lately been made, is a regular Stone Building, large, elegant, and commdious. The Entrance-hall • and Staircase,' on < the Principal Floor, are spacious and handsome. Ott one side of tne Hatt is a suite of !towns, .consisting of an Anti-Room, zi by 9; a Drawing-Room, 3.(by at, with a Bow-window to-the Nest; and a Library or . Breakfast- Koom, jcs by at, with Windows.to the Sourli, entering out upon the Lawn. On.the other side of the flail is a liming-room, z 7 by to, With 'a Stone 'Lobby coininunicating with the Back Stair from tile Kitchen ; a Butler's Pantry and Water Closet j also a Gentleman's Study, ur Sitting Room, 'aa feet square, with a large light Closet, ur Dreasing Room. The whole of the'Prindpet Floor is 14 feet high. The Ciller or hat tasutik 'Stary contains a most excellnt Kitchen and Scullery, with a plentiful supply of ,Water, and every.suitaole Accominoa dation - I ,r a very large Fatni ly. Above the Principal Flour are two Stories of Fannly Apartments,/ with Dressing Rooms, Water Closet, and abundance of good Family Acconiniuda thin. The detached Offices arc suitaole, and. contain Stabling for 14 Horses, Double Coach-house, l i vith.nuineroua other Conveniences. The Garden, which contains fqgrSootch Acres, is early, productive, and 'singularly beautiful. The range at Glass extends to 14o_ feet, and, comprizes two Grape-houses, two Peacli•houses, Gteen-liciuse, and Fruit-room. These were built tour years ago, ou a regular and apprOved Plan, and are now in the highest . State of Culture and . Pertealcn. Time Garden has a tine slope to the South , and in the lOwer 'Litt 61 it are two Fish Ponds, well atocked..with Perch. ,The Home Scenery of Rockville. possesses every beauty that variety of Ground, 'a fine piece . ot Water, ShruoberY and Plantations, judiciously interspersed , can give. ' f he whole of the Lands, with the exception of aboUrlo ACM, hafei been long in the Proprietor's possession, are in nie highest state of Cultivation, and contain a large proportion ot tine old Grass. The Soil, Climate, Situation, ancl hbbd of this Place, are well known to be of the hrst Do scri pt The . Title Deeds are clear, and Public Burdens very mode. rate. A Plan, and Elevation of the House, and an accurate Survey of the Grounds, may be seen in -the 14110 s of Mr. Charles Ferrier, Accountant, - No. 26, North Hanaver-tilteels Edinburslt, who will give every necessary information. The Gardener at Rockville will shew the Premises. Tils Day was puhlished, • PART XXI X: of 'VHE NEW CYCLOPEINA 9r UNIVERSAL I. DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LI TERATURE. By ABRAHAM REES k .D.D. F.R.S. .Editor of the Edition of Mr. L'harnbers's Dielonary, with the Assi>tance of eminent Professional . qentlemen. PfilliCtt fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Piternos.. ter. row ; and the r•:st nt the P ropr.etars, y This Vay was° publibilvd, price Ss. in oo.nda, A N INTRODOCVION TO BOTANY, con taming au Explanation at the Eheory or that Science, extraaed from the Works of I.INNIE US ; with an Alves. dik and Glossary,. - • • - By lAMES LEL, Nurseryman at the Vineyard, Hamtiersmitit, • A New Edition, Corrected-end, Revised by C. 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C. 2nd J. ItivinAton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-y:lrd; sold 4140 by 3 /fah:hard, No. 19), Piccadilly. This Day was published, In One Volume Svo. price 7s, hi boaols, The Second Edition of SERMONS, Altered and Adapted to an' English Pulpit, from I'i - elicit Writers. By SAMUEL PARTRIDGE, M.A. F.S.A. Vicar 413ostoti, &c. Printed for F. C. and i . ltiviligton, No'. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 'sold by j Etataliarti, This Work is nut -properly a Translation, nor yet at; Abridgment ; but is rather all attempt to point out the just mid-way betwixt the coolness or English, and the inordinate warmth at French pulpit-oratory. The plan of each Dis. comae and most of the nutter are takeu (wi.h'considerable alteration) from Frznch Piv.nes. Their clause arguments and periuda are reduced ; their rhetoric is rejected ; and their sound oratory' (if the English Writer has fulfilled his design) is ietained." _ _ British Critic, .for March, iSoc.- . -" A careful eXamittation of the contents of this work justities us it in warritly recom. mending it to the - attention-of young Preachers, who may not have had the opportunity or experience of cuniposition. The Discourses ve eXceedlngly well adapted to the purposes of instruction; heing : . in general ota- moderate length, remarka bly perspicuous, practical in their suhjeas, and unexception. ablc itt .theirAloCtrtne." TO THE .L 0 VERS OF THE ARTS, THE D RAMA, AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE. This. Day were published, • EIVIOIRS aud _CRITICISMS of EMINENT 1.Y.1 PER f•ti i< E WS, witil extini4ite whole-len g th Por traits, in charaet.,r, painted from Late by ' Mr. De Wilde and Miss Emma and en4r.ived by Mr. Scriven, which Qne of the additionally. am:salve •reat ures in that 'ad- . mired Publication ,LEvEAu moND.E ; or, LITERARY' and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE. ' yho nrw and costly feature curprneneed with the iait Nti:nber of thelb;;acyuc, t , l% . “'i th is ithelliAto.i. with a sulk* Likeness of Mr. - instcrn, a 3 caper,-Itl .14:4; 04‘ , an‘i pupoiat Farce of %VW Wins or, 'ch.: Widow's Choice. 'rite Twenty:first Numher of the Work s atti:s Day pub- Fished, price as. 6J. and wit! present to the Adatirers.or the Arts and the Diaina, a Portrait of Nit. Simmons, as Beau Mordecai, in the !ilVPUfite Va(Ce of Lnve , a.la:3lode, with a Sketch of his Life, anti a masterly Criticism upon his gene ral Performance. . . The Proprietors of. this Magazine have couttnenced with the present Number of the ir elegant Publication, another ad. ditional and highly interesting feature, the recent discoveries in, Herculaneum, Pampeii, &c. Tints will be illustrated by historical descriptions ' classical analyses, and fi nished en gravings, from original drawings tatzen on the spot. The clearing away of the Temple of Isis, at Puinpet4.••is pro.. posed'to be the subjectof the first embellishment, engraved by Mr. isilittan, and will be eminently illustrative of the architedural elegance of that seat of Roman. inagnifieence, and of the manner of restoring those beauties to the world. It will be highly interesting to the Naturalist, as exhibiting the Strata of Tufa, which have so tong covered these august remains. Among the other embellishments is a most exqui: site Portrait of the light Hon. Lord Grenville, painted by Hoppner. 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MESSRS, GODBOLD beg :leave to observe, I: • that the above ~:ledicine has, from upwards of twenty years experience, proved itself an infallible. Cure for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Astitinas, and Inward Decays, when taken on the first attack', nor indeed has it ever been known to fail in any stage, except when the lungs are materially jured, These tads are sufficiently substantiated by m any of the Nobility, Gentry, and - FaCulty„ wh.i witness.d its cal— . cacy, Numerous certiticat,:s of surprising cures may be sir n by those who will du the Propr:::.t.4o the honour to call at their house, in 131oontsbury-square, any day from eleven Nit two NEW. MEIMANF, M.T. FNEWBEIri r •and SONS, N0. , 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors 'of Dr. kinests Powder and other valuable Preparatioris, inform the Public, that. in consequence of the' New Stainp Duties; the Pike of that Medicare _will be in future 2s. 91 : per Packer, or 11. ss. 6d. per. Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets hi a Bottle (as made up for the A rgy and Navy) may be had for 11. 45. And as the words " I Newberg; No. 4s, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which. it is presumed will be a sufficient security agiyist.Counterteits, his Signa ture on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their other Medicines, Stamps included ; but ...those who purchase six, or mote, at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. st. d. d. Dr. lames's Powder i 9 Dolby's Carminative t 9 - Do. ia - 24 o ,Austin's Chalybeite Do. Analepttc Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 Do. large. Box - 24 o Fre.ike'sTina.of !lark 4 o The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. liiistain's ditto 3 o Dr. Steer's Olio:lei:toe. z 6 Tonic z, 9 Do. Convulsion Oil • .2 6 English Coilee 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Cartuther's Drops- 2, 9 Do. Camomile Drops t Essence of Oinger • a 9 Do. Paregurre.Lozchges I i Ditto Peppermint 1 16 Angibaud's Blois ditto t t 4 Dt. HoUper's Pills .- I I 4 Essence o f Col ts Mot 3 6 Drops r Mr-,spence's Dentifrice 4 o 11%40'6 Scuts Pills t ib Cepkilic Snail* • t o Henry's M ignesia -2 6 loner's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Norton's Drops . 5 6 B_crrY's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drop s . s 6 C lass's Magnesia . 3 6 Dr. Soi.4ll(lo''S Tea x 9 Wilson's Al te rative 4 6 Greetougies'Tinziure zi Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 Do, Tolu I.o2eligeS 1i N. B. As persons mistake the House of Messrs. Newbery, observe, that it is at the Last .End of St: Paul's, four Doors from Cheapsule, with these words inscribed on the Front ••-• 14 THE ,i)NLY W 4 -I,ltlEl - 101.251i FOR DR. 1 41141 E5'e POWDER . 14141 , 1- . ..0.0Wt; • Poop riv,car.l oP IPTVDSOR, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICARS &ill COM .11 S lONERS al li/S 11,1yE5 s 0,11.'T do he l Oy Notice to .s.ut.b Lieutenant; /n iii: Majesty's Natty J.,.asr t desirous rf being recommended for the apfrawnievr Pwir 4;,14.0t of illndsor, under the Ilill of the late Samuel rravers, Esi. got, they must apply at this Olise on or before Monday, lot I , May next, when they will be informed hi' the nature of the Ceriffleates and Tertimenials which are required to thew that come within she meaning of Ike said Will, which expresses that they " are to he Svimeanngated or Disabled Lieutenavis of Angliso . Mm of iPar," and " shall be single Met: without Children, hclined Is lead a virtuous, studious, and devinit to be,removed if they give occasion for ecandal." ' - OFFICE OF OP.DNANCE, • 44 , 41 28, 1838. rn HE PRINCIPAL OfflcEßg of HIS 41;.(1‘ -A • .71.:57 - 1" 014 1.);s1.1 NCI; herd!) , give N.r;re, I ha. Proposals he received at P+eir Offire, on or ;e. f..re .Fri.ily_the 13th May next, j;1.1 sac& Penscas as ntqy seitilnif to una:,rtaht the Performalcc of the GLAZIL:t.' WORK for the Service ot this 11.1) irf , ysent, at the lower, lifall, Greeitlvict, Ina vich, aiti Pallas, fa. ihreoearf, terminable after the expiration of One Tear, up2a three notice Icing given by either Party. Further P.trticxlar,, togeber with th: Terms and condie;ont of the Contrail, may he known upon ilpplication at the Seere. taty's Office, in Pall-Mall, a►fy dsy between the flours of re: and Poor o'Clock. The Proposals matt i.e delivered at the Secre. zay's Office aforesaid, seated ifp,.•iind endorsed, " Propos:4l9 for the Nerforma!ice of Glazier's Work for the Ordnance pe. partnunt i" but no Proposal ran' &admitted after the raid 13t May next, at Tweltit o'clock at Noon rj thetank Day t neither 1,111 any Tender he noticed, unless the Patty making it, or a* eAgent in his behalf, shall .mend By Order of tie Board, H. CREW, ree. THE REV. MR. BARCI.Avii vtvrENT ANTian.A. OLDS TT VvaB4t remark of ..the celebrated lir, Buchan, Author, of the a.)aniestic Medicine. that eninp:.iiiits,ol the Stomach and Bowes are the prevailing Malit.ly of this Country; witigh. found mutt ut the more faratitlablo and fatal DiseAsesi that the p-u - san who. could discover ti)r the relict' and ,cure 1 safe raid infallible rerne.ly would per: foul( a most important service to society. That diseovety has now been made in the Pat:.!itt Alitibilions 'Pills of thd Rev. Wiiliam Barclay, the extensive..sale of wlitcll. :;stimation in which they are deSeryeilly held, has conmterablv • the number of ,thes COMPlaintst aittt bids lair, in short time; to be the ii - tc of entirely eradi.• eating them. These Pills have a Ouitic-initt sat, 0t,.:r3Z1.11, they act pw.verfully and specitical.ly on the Bilv, and thus remove the numerous disorders neounee.tcil with " it; gl c it Bead-Aches, Flarulence. Liver'Coloplairits, lathutic e , vows Disorders trom Indigestion, kc.• They are, the most valuable Family Nietliciot.llithenAn ctlr4r , :cl,to the and the Proprietor is supported by the most resoretable evidence of the tirstcharae.ters.oC.the Nobility and others,' that , thev have tiever•been iVrspil without giving certain and speedy relief, 'andairthe - titi.f 'root pletilV!'a Care. Thfs valuable Medicine, having b...en tisry,l with stto.v • is recommended by the thliu‘.ving The Right lion. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and %Veils. Sir joint iloney wood, Bart, M. P for floniton. Sir Stephen Lushington hart. M. I'. for Petty ii. Thomas Anson, NI, P.•for. lames' Aniyatt, Esat. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Eeq. WI. P.lor f.dniunil Boehm, .Esq. New-street, Spring Gar kuis. Thomas 11a111111051dy, Esq. Pali-Mill, G W. Esq. Private Secretary to the A , citb:stiop of Canterbttry. The Rev.. Mr, Pimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Foi,o , „:ta, haq. NI. l', for Wentock. Sold wholcialo and retail by Mr. Ili , tier„ No. 4,Cheap3ide; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Statrorthweet, Old ltond-street ; Mr. • Stratton, Leicester-squire; Bacon and Cu. 15 6,. (i x _ ford.street ; and by all rcTeiilable Wider* . in Town and Country. A Caution. , —Observe the name of William Barclay ,h; en. graved on the Stamp, which is atlixed.on tite outside Wrap. per of each hex ; all flat so 6t,onved arc a dangerousind. tatian. Price cs. 6d. and tos, per box. witli arnpte dire ions. t , J() V ATF. D 11E:A1.T14. TT has been too frequently the subjea of just 'and general reprobatio;:tlhat ineo destitute of the elements ot the medical art hav: theht selves as can.iiilateS, rot pationagein the profession of. physic, a* , outootii of Lorne jitsri,:e to the result of our st udiea anti expernmez, arid to prevent Us tront being classed among those ernpirics whosa imprudent pretensions have, unfoi tronnoly for society, been too tavoitrably 'received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightentat a faithtal stateolela of oitr. pursuits and ae quireinents. ;kite, having . re,:eiqed a regular L!,in t z,,„ nun 5, the Of Messrs. t;riii.L(l anti liriz.o , f, tviuryC Inuits and practice xi; afl'endcd, as pioiessors aid surgcoos of the Loudon ; we entered on..eives'ai students in that justly fur medical 4cci tricot, the Itoyal College of aid were insunetel in t he ditkrent anatonty,,s,tr,;.7ry, the tiio.ty and practice of physic, chemistry, midwit: ry, botany, &c. by j o i s t e m e is nit ) ri u le n t e rt an pl a o n t a es i s t o u r t s iler D i , o tir r:l. Mo ‘ i \:t i „, o, tr Q us i t Ag yv o c ry s , 1 ) h1:, L,, ,,; k ;, , t be deemed presuniptuous in saying that our prota...ieocy mitt acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tot a long se! ics of years made Venereal Cthnplaints, and the varloos ritsea,,:s of Debility, the particular onjerq Or our studies an.„l it will, we hope, bt• allowed that we have acipttred knowledge of their treatment and cure. in slight :mil recent cases ot inteCtiOn a perfect re-establishment is complete.t )11 the short period of two days ; and in those of ?tic ttrini.,,t in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed or tart:. proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to ti n t patseitt a sate and radical core, •Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effeets.of a habit bong arid most unhappily ,•.urstisal by the youth at both sexes, there Ale none More ahrrillitig or more distressing than those deficieriCies and debilities *hien ire• qUently prevent at embitter the matritnottial State. such persons it must be a consolatioO to know that they may now, by a new and infallibic mode . eftreatittettr, be restored to that greatest of all trinitan blessings, a strong, itian!y, ond Gus constitution. in all cases of debility, from whatever causarisiiik, as Well its in every species of venereal intettion, ~we may ti - ecortsolted by.patients of cattier sex with the it: eat CSt secrecy arid honour. Hours ot eo,,,ithatoni ten.to three, 'and from 6 in the eveting , t4.ll to ai Patients in the country ate rectite4Wd to state the pardon tars at case, age, anti gvicral habit of living, closinA a renattaticc tar advice and medicines, when tin: same will be . 4iveri, or Sent ;o any put of the kingdom. To eiisure . that secrecy SO C3Utlital to our ttirdertakialg, tire pofita K ,4 ut letters may be adtlett to the account tot ineciichics. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. i. , 7; tiAttortmgattten. 01" Meg Std.. COttle 411.1 Co. intVe titTln the above respectable Protesors of London and Liiinbuigh, ol the diligetwo. skill, And lannatihy, with they pa. tamed tite duties asii, u i titCilk 1.1464 the til;it: tite,y At. Leetitte* ;ui4.l •